South Sound Arts etc. - Alec Clayton

Art and theater reviews covering Seattle to Olympia, Washington, with other art, literature and personal commentary. If you want to ask a question about any of the shows reviewed here please email the producing venue (theater or gallery) or email me at alec@alecclayton.com. If you post questions in the comment section the answer might get lost.

Saturday, December 30, 2006

Horatio’s black box stage could be a bright spot

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Over a cup of coffee at Tullys on Broadway, Erik Hanberg convinced me that Tacoma is ripe for a theater the likes of The Horatio -- Hanberg...
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Friday, December 29, 2006

Looking ahead

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Here are a few visual art events that you should ink into your 2007 calendar Published in the Volcan o Dec. 28 '06 Christmas is over. It...
Friday, December 22, 2006

Meaning of life

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Holly Senn brings her life cycle of ideas to the Gallery at Tacoma Community published in the Volcano Dec. 21, 2006 pictured: installation ...
Saturday, December 16, 2006

new gallery shows Shaw Osha

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Published in the Volcano Dec. 14 2006 At last Olympia has a real art gallery. Not to slight the previous galleries in town, but let’s face ...
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Sunday, December 10, 2006

Campy ‘Cannibal!!’ mixes music, mayhem

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Published in The News Tribune Dec. 8 '06 I simply could not resist Theater Artists Olympia’s “Cannibal!! The Musical,” written by “Sout...
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Navigating Mental Geographies and Natural Histories

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Installation artist Eugene Parnell published in Art Access Dec.-Jan. '06-'7 Eugne Parnell is a sculptor and installation artist wi...
Wednesday, December 6, 2006

“Twelfth Night of Stardust” at Harlequin

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Published in The News Tribune Dec. 1, 2006 Every year Harlequin Productions puts on an original musical comedy for the holiday season. They ...
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Alec Clayton
Olympia, Washington, United States
I am an artist and writer living in Olympia, Washington. I write an art review column, a theater review column and arts features for the Weekly Volcano, a community theater review column for The (Tacoma) News Tribune and regular arts features for OLY ARTS (Olympia). My published novels are: This Is Me, Debbi, David; Tupelo; The Freedom Trilogy (a three-book series consisting of The Backside of Nowhere, Return to Freedom and Visual Liberties); Reunion at the Wetside; The Wives of Marty Winters; Imprudent Zeal and Until the Dawn. I've also published a book on art, As If Art Matters. All are available on amazon.com. I grew up in Tupelo and Hattiesburg, Mississippi, and have been living in the Pacific Northwest since 1988 where I am active in many progressive organizations such as PFLAG (Parents, Family and Friends of Lesbians and Gays).
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